2011

Conteúdo do ICCyber 2011.

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Japan defence firm Mitsubishi Heavy in cyber attack

Japan's top weapons maker has confirmed it was the victim of a cyber attack reportedly targeting data on missiles, submarines and nuclear power plants.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) said viruses were found on more than 80 of its servers and computers last month.
The government said it was not aware of any leak of sensitive information.

But the defence ministry has demanded MHI carry out a full investigation. Officials were angered after learning of the breach from local media reports.

Best Paper chosen!

By vote of the reviewers of the papers of ICoFCS 2011, has been chosen the winner of this year's Best Paper Award:

Case-Based Reasoning Applied in Live Analysis
Authors: Frederico Imbroisi Mesquita, Bruno Werneck Pinto Hoels and Celia Ghedini Ralha

Agenda updated

The agenda was updated, with several new confirmed information:

Included the titles of the accepted papers for ICoFCS (the names of the authors are in ICoFCS website).

Added titles and speaker names from the FBI.

Defined the institutions that have confirmed their presence in the Debate about "Government strategies to prevent and combat cyber attacks".

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